06 Thursday Mar 2014
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What an intense start for God’s Gift – 14 Days, the new drama on SBS for its Monday-Tuesday slot. I had lots of expectations with it and it met all of them and some more. The drama has that eerie, chilling atmosphere and a seriousness in tone, which is all the more impactful by the use of minimum colours throughout. I can feel that contrast much more because I just finished You From Another Star that was all candy floss and colorful to the max. Continue reading
28 Tuesday Jan 2014
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I finally jumped on the bandwagon of current rating winner You From Another Star which is receiving equal love from the online viewers across the globe as well. I’m happy to report that I liked the first two episodes. Things happened at a nice pace which were a medley of comedy, mystery, romance, historical and sci-fi. I enjoyed every bit of it. I’m sure most of you might be watching it live but I waited to marathon it. Now as 12 episodes have been aired, I thought it was a good time to start it! Continue reading
10 Tuesday Dec 2013
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The new kid on the block Prime Minister And I aired its first episode yesterday and wow, it is so delightful. It masterfully blended comedy, romance and yes, heart. It is taking slapstick comedy approach and was quite funny with enough emotional Continue reading
11 Friday Oct 2013
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Choi Jin Hyuk, He Who Wishes To Wear the Crown Endure Its Weight: Heirs, Heirs, Kang Min Hyuk, Kdrama, Kim Woo Bin, Lee Min Ho, Park Shin Hye, The Inheritors
I’m so glad that I liked both the episodes of the most anticipated drama of 2013 Heirs as I went in with low expectations, the second one more than the first. The show is a bit slow-paced but not in a dragging or boring kind of way. It is just flowing with giving enough time to understand what is going on with the number of cast members present with their respective story lines. I think Heirs has done a great job in introducing everyone without making it haphazard and naturally Continue reading
30 Friday Aug 2013
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Two Weeks has completed half of its journey already but I managed to watch only two episodes because of the time constraints and giving more attention to Master’s Sun. Anyways, I’m glad that Two Weeks is really good and balances style with substance perfectly, which is mainly a rare combination with shows either ending up being only fluffy and glossy or they are plain dull sometimes. Lee Jun Ki is outstanding!! Continue reading
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